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Old Jan 05, 2005, 05:12 PM
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Question What do I do after high school

Hello Everyone,
I am still in High School, and really want to be a nurse, what kind of education do I need , what do I need to be good at , and where do i go after I'm done high school?
Please Help me,
schlamagurl

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Old Jan 05, 2005, 05:31 PM
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Firstly let me Welcome you to the All Nurses Family!

You have 3 paths in order to become a nurse here in the USA. I'm not sure how things work in Canada.

Associates degree (ADN) Takes approximately 2 years (taken at a community college)
Bachelor's degree (BSN) Takes approximately 4 years (taken at a university)

There is also the diploma pathway. Takes approximately 3 years.
(I honestly don't know much about the diploma pathway. Use the search engine here at all nurses. This has been debated here many times. Good Luck to you!

FYI, if you wish to pursue a career in nursing you must be good in science and basic math.

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Old Jan 06, 2005, 10:54 AM
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Smile Thank-you Ari RN

Firstly let me Welcome you to the All Nurses Family!

You have 3 paths in order to become a nurse here in the USA. I'm not sure how things work in Canada.

Associates degree (ADN) Takes approximately 2 years (taken at a community college)
Bachelor's degree (BSN) Takes approximately 4 years (taken at a university)

There is also the diploma pathway. Takes approximately 3 years.
(I honestly don't know much about the diploma pathway. Use the search engine here at all nurses. This has been debated here many times. Good Luck to you!

FYI, if you wish to pursue a career in nursing you must be good in science and basic math.

Thank-You I'm really glad to be Here!
You let me Know just what I needed to Know for now!
I love Math, but as for science,Do I need to Know about Atoms and Molecules(spl?)? Or just Health, and such?
Thanks again, schlamagurl

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Old Jan 12, 2005, 02:48 AM
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You'll take classes in chem, microbiology, anatamy, physiology...to name a few.
Depending on which program path you take will determine what and how much.
I wish you the best in school.
Take care.
Welcome to allnurses!!!!!!!!!!!!

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